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lake depth raw dataset uses the wrong mask #8
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Bill Sacks < sacks@ucar.edu > - 2013-03-14 15:22:31 -0600
Bugzilla Id: 1642
Bugzilla CC: rfisher@ucar.edu, subin@berkeley.edu,
Currently, we have a single 3x3min rawdata file that contains both percent lake and lake depth. This file has two masks: one that is a standard landmask, and one that gives a mask of where we have real lake depth data ("LAKEDATAMASK"). Currently, we are using the same mapping files for both of these fields, which (I assume) use the LANDMASK for a mask. This is a problem because it means that the fill value (10m) currently gets averaged with the real data when doing the regridding.
I believe that the right thing to do would be to create a new set of mapping files that uses LAKEDATAMASK as a mask. Once we do that, we might want to split the raw data file into two separate files, so we maintain the notion of a single mask per raw data file. However, apparently Zack Subin has said that this rigorous handling of the mask isn't totally necessary at this point.
Incidentally: I consider this to be a good example of what a file's mask variable should provide: a mask telling you where there are valid data.
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